Zambian president threatens to fine miners who break law
Zambia will fine and break ties with mining firms that fail to operate according to the southern African country's laws, President Edgar Lungu said on Thursday.
Latest Stories
ALX acquires nickel, copper, cobalt claims in Saskatchewan
The claims are within the company's Falcon Nickel project.
SolGold strikes again in Ecuador’s Andean copper belt
Discovery comes on the heels of a government's study showing the miner's Cascabel project will be one of the world’s ten largest copper, silver and gold mines.
First-Ore to deploy AI at Russia’s most northerly mine
The plan is to use digital technologies that employ AI and predictive analytics at the lead-zinc Pavlovskoe deposit in Russia’s Arctic region.
Australia clears Adani to mine one of the world’s largest coal reserves
Carmichael coal project's supporters say it will boost the economy, but environmental groups say it will damage marine ecosystems.
Pot is taking the spotlight away from lithium and threatening the EV boom
Lithium miners are seeing investor interest go up in smoke.
Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline could cost government billions
Trans Mountain is on track to book a loss of $175 million in 2019, says economist.
Wheaton Precious Metals leverages blockchain to streamline accounting
The platform, which Blockhead Technologies says is the future of mining technology, enables companies to have greater control over their current data.
Nyrstar smelter outage rattles London lead market: Andy Home
The outage of Nyrstar's Port Pirie lead smelter in Australia has injected a rare bit of excitement into the London lead market.
